ELECTION 2024/U.S, Japan, EU congratulate Taiwan on elections, emphasize cross-strait peace
01/14/2024 01:59 AM
The United States, Japan, United Kingdom and the European Union offered congratulations to Taiwan on Saturday, following the completion of the presidential and legislative elections, while emphasizing the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.
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